Want to know which club has which All-Star? We’ve got the answers.
Chrome is the only club that didn’t have a 2021 All-Star on their 2022 roster.
The Archers roster in 2022 had an impressive six All-Stars from the previous season.
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Marcus Holman | Attack | North Carolina | 2013 |
| Will Manny | Attack | UMass | 2013 |
| Adam Ghitelman | Goalie | Virginia | 2011 |
| Grant Ament | Attack | Penn State | 2020 |
| Tom Schreiber | Midfield | Princeton | 2014 |
| Scott Ratliff | Defense | Loyola | 2013 |
Jeff Teat and Danny Logan were the only class of ’21 graduates who became All-Stars in 2021.
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Jeff Teat | Attack | Cornell | 2021 |
| Trevor Baptiste | Faceoff | Denver | 2018 |
| Bryan Costabile | Midfield | Notre Dame | 2020 |
| Tucker Durkin | Defense | Johns Hopkins | 2013 |
| Danny Logan | SSDM | Denver | 2021 |
Brodie Merrill is nearly twice the age of the youngest All-Stars in 2021. The veteran Canadian was born in 1981 and graduated in 2005.
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Zach Goodrich | SSDM | Towson | 2019 |
| Brodie Merrill | Defense | Georgetown | 2005 |
| Lyle Thompson | Attack | Albany | 2015 |
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Blaze Riorden | Goalie | Albany | 2016 |
| Josh Byrne | Attack | Hofstra | 2017 |
| Jarrod Neumann | Defense | Providence | 2017 |
| Dhane Smith | Midfield | Conestoga College | N/A |
Redwoods had the highest number of 2021 All-Stars on their 2022 roster.
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Garrett Epple | Defense | Notre Dame | 2017 |
| Eddy Glazener | Defense | Notre Dame | 2016 |
| TD Ierlan | Faceoff | Denver | 2021 |
| Myles Jones | Midfield | Duke | 2016 |
| Rob Pannell | Attack | Cornell | 2013 |
| Sergio Perkovic | Midfield | Notre Dame | 2017 |
| Tim Troutner | Goalie | High Point | 2019 |
Aside from Chrome who had none, Waterdogs had the least number of 2021 All-Stars on their 2022 roster.
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Zach Currier | Midfield | Princeton | 2017 |
| Mikie Schlosser | Midfield | Michigan | 2017 |
Maryland ties with Notre Dame with the highest number of 2021 All-Stars. But the Notre Dame alumni are spread across several clubs.
| Player | Position | College | Grad Year |
| Jake Bernhardt | SSDM | Maryland | 2013 |
| Kyle Bernlohr | Goalie | Maryland | 2016 |
| Matt Dunn | Defense | Maryland | 2016 |
| Michael Ehrhardt | LSM | Maryland | 2014 |
| Joe Nardella | Faceoff | Rutgers | 2015 |
| Zed Williams | Attack | Virginia | 2017 |
